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The document outlines a comprehensive curriculum plan covering various subjects including Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science, and Mathematics. Each subject is divided into chapters that address fundamental concepts and topics relevant to the respective fields. The plan serves as a structured guide for educational content across multiple scientific disciplines.

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Subject Planner

The document outlines a comprehensive curriculum plan covering various subjects including Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science, and Mathematics. Each subject is divided into chapters that address fundamental concepts and topics relevant to the respective fields. The plan serves as a structured guide for educational content across multiple scientific disciplines.

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Subject

Biology
Chemistry
Physics
Computer Science
Mathematics
PLANNE
Chapters
Ch-1 Characteristics and Classification of Living organisms
Ch-2 Cells
Ch-3 Movement In and Out of Cells
Ch-4 Biological Molecules
Ch-5 Enzymes
Ch-6 Plant Nutrition
Ch-7 Human Nutrition
Ch-8 Transport in Plants
Ch-9 Transport in Animals
Ch-10 Diseases and Immunity
Ch-11 Respiration and Gas Exchange
Ch-12 Coordination And Response
Ch-13 Excreation and Homeostasis
Ch-14 Reproduction in Plants
Ch-15 Reproduction in Humans
Ch-16 Chromosomes, genes and proteins
Ch-17 Variation and Selection
Ch-18 Organisms and their environment
Ch-19 Human influences on Ecosystem
Ch-20 Biotechnology and genetic modification
Ch-1 States of Matter
Ch-2 Atomic Structure
Ch-3 Chemical Bonding
Ch-4 Chemical formulae and equations
Ch-5 Chemical calculations
Ch-6 Electrochemistry
Ch-7 Chemical Energetics
Ch-8 Rates of reaction
Ch-9 Reversible reactions and equilibrium
Ch-10 Redox Reactions
Ch-11 Acids and Bases
Ch-12 Preparation of Salts
Ch-13 The Periodic Table
Ch-14 Metallic elements and Alloys
Ch-15 Reactivity of metals
Ch-16 Extraction and Corrosion of metals
Ch-17 Chemistry of our Environment
Ch-18 Introduction to organic chemistry
Ch-19 Reactions of organis compunds
Ch-20 Petrochemicals and polymers
Ch-21 Experimental design and separation techniques
Ch-22 Chemical analysis

Ch-1 Making Mesurements


Ch-2 Describing Motion
Ch-3 Forces and Motion
Ch-4 Turning effects
Ch-5 Forces and Matter
Ch-6 Energy stores and transfers
Ch-7 Energy resources
Ch-8 Work and Power
Ch-9 The Kinetic particle model of matter
Ch-10 Thermal properties of Matter
Ch-11 Thermal energy transfers
Ch-12 Sound
Ch-13 Light
Ch-14 Properties of waves
Ch-15 The electromagnetic spectrum
Ch-16 Magnetism
Ch-17 Static Electricity
Ch-18 Electrical quantities
Ch-19 Electrical circuits
Ch-20 Electromagnetic forces
Ch-21 Electromagnetic induction
Ch-22 The nuclear atom
Ch-23 Radioactivity
Ch-24 Earth and the Solar System
Ch-25 Stars and the Universe

Ch-1 Data Representation


Ch-2 Data Transmission
Ch-3 Hardware
Ch-4 Software
Ch-5 The Internet and it's uses
Ch-6 Automated and emerging technologies
Ch-7 Algorithm design and problem solving
Ch-8 Programming
Ch-9 Databases
Ch-10 Boolean logic

Ch-1 Reviewing Number Concepts


Ch-2 Making sense of algebra
Ch-3 Lines, Amgles and Shapes
Ch-4 Collecting, organising and displaying data
Ch-5 Fractions and standard form
Ch-6 Equations and rearranging formulae
Ch-7 Perimeter, area and Volume
Ch-8 Introduction to probability
Ch-9 Sequences and Sets
Ch-10 Staright lines and quadratic equations
Ch-11 Pythogoras theorem and similar shapes
Ch-12 Averages and measures of spread
Ch-13 Understanding measurement
Ch-14 Further solving of equations and inequalities
Ch-15 Scale drawing, bearings and trignometry
Ch-16 Scatter diagrams and correlations
Ch-17 Managing money
Ch-18 Curved graphs
Ch-19 Symmetry
Ch-20 Histograms and frequency distribution diagrams
Ch-21 Ratio, rate and proportions
Ch-22 More equations and formulae
Ch-23 Vectors and transformers
Ch-24 Probability using tree diagrams and Venn Diagrams
ER
Completion Date R1 R2
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